Walking down the High Street
I came to a shop,
Engraved deeply on the old wall
Were the words “BEST ENGLISH MEAT”,
But it did worry me,
As the shop was a Barbers!
Had Sweeney Todd returned?
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 6th, 2021 01:14
- Comment from author about the poem: This is true, there is a shop in my town where probably a hundred years ago it was a butcher, hence the engraved sign on the wall. Sweeny Todd was a tale of a barber from Fleet Street, Todd murders his customers with a straight razor and turns their bodies over to Mrs. Lovett, his partner in crime, who bakes their flesh into meat pies.
- Category: Humor
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Comments9
Good write Gold. lol.
Thanks Orchi.
... Blimey mate, I go to Baldies
they do say what goes around, comes around, don't they ...
They certainly do, the strange thing is that when I pass that shop every week I am actually going up to my butcher to get the meat!!
Andy
Oooh and wow - a real scary thought Andy - hope you think twice about going in there now for a short back and sides...........
Luckily my barber is further down the street but as I replied to Neville I pass that shop every week as I am going up to my butcher to get my meat. LOL
Andy
so funny, btw that's genuinely
one of the most flexible concepts for a character/script
I have come across
over the years I've seen it be interpreted
in so many genre's, be it comedy, horror, thriller etc
and it works really well,
thanks for sharing Andy
Thank you Mek much appreciated.
Andy
Lucky for me I cut my own hair. ; )
Very lucky indeed AP.
Andy
Yep - it's one way to save the environment from all those farting cows ain't it? And the world is over populated....
It is one way I suppose but it is said that human flesh tastes like pork.
Andy
All you carnivores/omnivores go at it then Andy Me - I'm a vegetarian.
I like it. Those kind of thoughts tickle my mind as and when I come across such inspiration.
Thanks for sharing, certainly gave me a smile.
It is amazing when you see things that can be interpreted in words d a, I seem to be doing it all the time.
Andy
Oh my! What irony!
Very true Dove, thank you.
Andy
Glad you only pass by it, for I just checked my neck to see my head was still on.
You do know how to pen a picture
Thank you suresh, most kind.
Andy
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